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By Alexander Scott November 8, 2025

War drums in a zone of peace

The drums of war are beating in the Caribbean, and they are getting louder and louder. The United States has set its sights firmly on Venezuela, using the lie that Venezuela …

Issue # 218

War drums in a zone of peace

November 8, 2025

Rebuilding after Hurricane Melissa

November 8, 2025

Major trauma from Melissa

November 8, 2025

Oh America: Home of the free, in certain decline

November 8, 2025

Liverpudlian Anxiety

November 8, 2025

Personalities in the development of Education in Jamaica

November 8, 2025
By Wendell Clarke September 13, 2024

The Political West is the Enemy of the World

The title of this may seem overly dramatic. The enemy of the World cannot be anything but hyperbolic. Sure, I can hear you say, these countries have done wrong, but which …

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By Joan Williams September 13, 2024

Botswana-Africa’s gem

I have only visited Botswana once, but the burning desire to return and explore more increases daily. Yes, you guessed right! It was the animals that got me there, of course, …

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By Wendell Clarke August 30, 2024

Stand by Venezuela

The more things change, the more they remain the same. This adage rings true for many things. Real Madrid will be favourites to win the UCL, Man City will dominate the …

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By Joan Williams August 30, 2024

The New Mayor of Kingston

If the new Mayor of Kingston Andrew Swaby carries through on half of the promises he has made to residents of Westlake Avenue in Richmond Park, it will not only be a breath of fresh …

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By Professor Rupert Lewis August 16, 2024

Garvey And Kingston In The 1930s

The Council Chamber of the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal  Corporation is to be renamed in honour of Marcus Garvey on the anniversary of his birth, 137 years ago on August …

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By Wendell Clarke August 16, 2024

No Republic For Now

Jamaica has long flirted with the idea of becoming a republic. The idea was floated first by the PNP in the 70s and was accepted by the JLP in the 80s. …

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By Wendell Clarke August 2, 2024

Beryl, Droughts and Climate Change

The 21st century will be the century of global warming, its impact and how we respond. SIDS, Small Island Developing States, will be on the front line of this global climatic …

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By Gordon Robinson August 2, 2024

An Examination Of Exams

Starting in the 1990s and lasting more than a decade, I volunteered as an Associate Tutor at the Norman Manley Law School (NMLS). Let me be clear. I didn’t “volunteer” because …

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By Joan Williams July 19, 2024

Kingston isn’t Jamaica !

As a country girl growing up, I often not only heard the term “Kingston is Jamaica” but also saw it in action and was always incensed.   We had to become accustomed …

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray July 19, 2024

Playing Psychologist For A Moment  — Three Perspectives On World Politics

“The growth of modern constitutional government compels for its successful practice the exercise of reason and considerate judgment by the individual citizens who constitute the electorate.” — Elihu Root When I …

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